What is the problem or goal the end user is trying to solve or accomplish?
Users want to ensure that filter values (e.g., "Program Name") are fully visible in dashboards. Currently, if the filter value text is longer than the filter width, it gets truncated, making it hard for stakeholders to select the correct value. The goal is to improve usability and clarity for consumers of dashboards.
How are they solving it currently?
Some users use custom CSS as a workaround to adjust filter widths. However, this approach is not accessible to most business users or analysts, who may not be comfortable writing or maintaining CSS.
What is the recommended solution by the Customer?
They are requesting:
The ability to adjust the width of individual filters directly from the UI (not just via CSS).
Alternatively, a dynamic/responsive filter width that expands based on the content length.
A tooltip or scroll-over behavior to display full filter values when truncated.
This would make dashboards more intuitive and usable without requiring technical customization.